Friday 28. March - Morning
Warming up with Tai Chi
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Say your name
/ or the name you would like to be called (say it loud and proud).
Say something about your
thinking, behaviour, or attitude, that you want to change.
"Stand up and say something about your life which is true for yourself":
It does not have to be
exactly the same, you just have to relate to it.
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Never underestimate
what the person is saying.
Sometimes in
a circle a person only wants to say / share happy things. This may stop
others in telling their story.
Every story
is important!
People often
laugh if it is in general funny, if they recognise something or they are
being nervous.
Be careful
not being judgmental in your body language or in other ways.
This is a part
of Theatre of the Oppressed.
Use your intuition
to decide whether the group you are working with is ready for this exercise.
It must be
a group with big responsibility. A group of young people can become competitive.
Remember to
warn 2 minutes before ending this exercise. This can help people to get
things said
Facilitator:
"I can teach you the skills, the rest is up to you".
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-It can be
done with or without a theme. For instance drugs.
You can as a facilitator use a bowl with notes about this subject. Write them yourself. In that way you can say, that if anyone has difficulties reading your handwriting, they may ask you.
You can as a facilitator use a bowl with notes about this subject. Write them yourself. In that way you can say, that if anyone has difficulties reading your handwriting, they may ask you.